Moore PD

[UKE03743 Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close UKE03743]

Hey Guys. so i take the PT for Moore on august 23rd at 0730.

any help from the LEOs to a Former DO looking to get out? and yes... i am busting my ***** to get ready for the test.

[Norman Loves Ashley Greene Find all posts View Profile Close Norman]

I'm not an LEO, but when I talked to Moore's recruiter he said to focus on the run. IIRC that is the only thing that is scored, so do the minimum on the situps/pushups. Also remember that there is $15 fee to take the written test.

[Bob Loblaw Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bob Loblaw]

The 4 PT events (1.5 mils run, 1-minute situps, pushups, sit & reach) are all pass/fail.

[flhtbill Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close flhtbill]

So, did anyone make it through the testing day? How many showed up?

[OCPD127Hopeful Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close OCPD127Hopeful]

I'll take the Moore PAT 100 times for every time I take the one for OCPD. My 1.5 mile run was almost 3 minutes faster with Moore. That 300 meter being 1st for OC really does drain you. I tried to count how many showed up, seemed to be around 80 or so. I think about 45-50 showed up for the written.

[flhtbill Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close flhtbill]

Thanks for the info. Looks like pay certainly attracts alot of people even if it cost $15 a person.

I too experienced the "drain" of that 300 meter but it's amazing how much faster you do it running "against" eleven other people.

[TacticalII Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close TacticalII]

Just curious if anyone here is still in the running with Moore?

[flhtbill Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close flhtbill]

Looks like Moore is having another testing session on the 20th of November. Also, they have now added the 300 meter sprint to the physical agility test. Look on the Cleet webpage for more info.

[MudPupp Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close MudPupp]

Moore, Oklahoma Police Department

The Moore Police Department intends to fill several police officer positions, and is seeking applicants at this time. Requirements are that you be between the ages of 21 and 45, have a high school diploma, and able to pass a physical agility test, written test, medical evaluation, polygraph, and thorough background investigation. Applicants with a G.E.D. will be considered, but must have 30 hours of college (if no high school diploma).

Starting salary is $38,064, which increases to $46,479 at the end of the one year probationary period. Additional pay incentives include cleaning and equipment allowance, longevity, monthly pay for college degrees, college tuition reimbursement, bilingual skills, and a take-home vehicle if residing in the city.

To begin the application process, report to the physical agility test on Thursday, Nov. 20th at 7:00 PM at the Moore High School football stadium (300 N. Eastern in Moore). Parking is available in the lot on the west side of the stadium. Applicants who pass the physical agility test will be given the written test before leaving the site. There is a $15.00 processing fee for the written test. The physical agility test consists of a 1.5 mile run, setups, pushups, and a 300 meter sprint. If you have any questions, contact Officer Jeremy Lewis at (405) 793-5194 or e-mail at [email protected] (11/03/2008)

[Bob Loblaw Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bob Loblaw]

The physical agility test consists of a 1.5 mile run, setups, pushups, and a 300 meter sprint. (11/03/2008)

really? they mispelled "situps" in the ad? no proofreading? nice - typical moore p.d..........

[spiro Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close spiro]

proofreading

"set ups" is an acceptable spelling ("sit ups" is just as correct)

1 dictionary results for: setting-up exercises
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setting-up exercises   /ˈsɛtɪŋˈʌp/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [set-ing-uhp] Show IPA Pronunciation

–noun any of various exercises, as deep knee bends and push-ups, for improving one's posture, muscle tone, or limberness, or for reducing one's weight.

Also called set-ups.

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[TacticalII Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close TacticalII]

So spiro, care to tell us where you're employed at?